Comparing multiple representations to calculate theoretical probabilities for combined events
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I can compare and contrast the usefulness of the different representations when calculating theoretical probabilities for combined events.
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The probability of an outcome can be found from multiple representations.
Each representation can be considered before the most appropriate is chosen.
Information from one representation can be displayed using a different representation.
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